New summary prospectuses on Structural Funds and Territorial Cooperation are online.<\/p>\n
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We have already announced on several occasions, proposing provisional prospectuses and contents, the forthcoming publication of the fact sheets on Structural Funds and Territorial Cooperation.<\/span><\/p>\n We are finally ready: most of the Territorial Cooperation and Regional Operational Programs have been approved, so we have a sufficient basis to publish their contents in our Guide.<\/span><\/p>\n We will begin with the summary schedules, placed at the respective sections (<\/span>\n Structural Funds<\/span>\n<\/a> – <\/span>\n Territorial Cooperation<\/span>\n<\/a>) and we will continue to gradually update the individual program sheets.<\/span><\/p>\n <\/p>\n The new sheets resume the concise and schematic approach used for Community Programs. <\/span><\/p>\n All the <\/span>in-depth links<\/b> will be available at the top of the chapter: Managing Authority; Program Approval (with date); Program Text; Program Website; Program Reference Documents; Calls for Proposals; Program Implementation Information.<\/span><\/p>\n Next, we outline in a few lines the <\/span>structure of the program<\/b>, in terms of resources allocated to the major strategic priorities of Structural Funds and Territorial Cooperation.<\/span><\/p>\n This information will be available in a <\/span>summary table<\/b> positioned at the respective sections (<\/span>\n Structural Funds<\/span>\n<\/a> – <\/span>\n Territorial Cooperation<\/span>\n<\/a>).<\/span><\/p>\n Through the summary table and through the chapters of the Guide, it is possible to access the <\/span>in-depth fact sheets<\/b> of the individual Operational Programs and Territorial Cooperation Programs, which provide some basic information for understanding the Program and an outline of the <\/span>distribution of resources<\/b> by strategic priority and specific objective. <\/span> <\/p>\n Next, we detail the <\/span>individual areas of intervention<\/b> of the Program with their financial allocations, thus giving a concrete idea of what the Program intends to accomplish during the seven-year period. <\/span> <\/p>\n <\/p>\n A standard structure<\/b><\/p>\n The proposed structure of analysis constitutes a “diagonal reading” of individual PRs, NPs and Territorial Cooperation Programs-documents several dozen or even several hundred pages long.<\/span><\/p>\n Knowing their structure, which is relatively standard in all programs, makes it possible to go through them more quickly and to delve more easily into the parts of interest. In fact, all programs are organized on the following levels:<\/span><\/p>\n <\/p>\n While a careful reading of all the reference documents is advisable, the analysis of the schemes proposed in our fact sheets provides an indicative idea of the basic choices made within each territorial cooperation program, as well as the possibilities it offers to those interested in proposing projects.<\/span><\/p>\nStructural Funds and Territorial Cooperation: what changes in the new forms<\/b><\/h2>\n
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